Successfully rearing the tumor separated the body
For the first time in the world, British scientists have successfully nurtured a growth tumor that separates the human body for a long time.
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For the first time in the world, British scientists have successfully nurtured a growth tumor that separates the human body for a long time.
The appendix, tonsils, wisdom teeth ... are still considered to be organs as well as not even cause trouble, but in fact their existence has a reason.
A group of scientists at Brigham and Women Hospital in Boston, USA, succeeded in producing blood vessels using 3D biological printing technology, Phys.org said.
Learning a second language will create positive effects on the human brain, even in adulthood, according to the results of a recent study of Endinburgh University.
One of the biggest challenges for medical researchers, the study of the effectiveness of stem cell therapies is the transplant or the grafting of cells that are often el…
Previously, the suspension of human life was just a common idea in sci-fi films.
International researchers have identified a map of the
Research by German scientists shows that gray matter in the brain is less in people who see more pornographic images.
An international team of scientists has identified a compound that protects against corona virus, causing a SARS (Acute Respiratory Syndrome) and MERS (Middle Eastern Re…
Now scientists at Queen's University, Canada have successfully developed a new method that also produces similar results based on human hair samples.
For the first time, scientists have successfully cultured human cartilage in the laboratory thanks to stem cells taken from adipose tissue.
A motorbike accident in Italy caused a man's heart to rotate inside his body and migrate to the right of his chest.
Stanford University scientists have created a hardware system called Neurogrid based on the human brain.
US scientists have discovered neurons that control both human desire to use force and sexuality.
Artificial blood may replace donor blood in transfusions - researchers at the University of Edinburgh.